CIS REQUEST FOR CIA PUBLICATIONS

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• Publication Date: June 20, 1975
• Content Type: NOTES

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20 June 1975
NOTE FOR: Angus MacLean Thuermer, Assistant to the Director
SUBJECT : CIS Request for CIA Publications
ANGUS:
Suggest you call Patricia Johnson and acquaint her with the
following:
(a) Unclassified CIA documents are available from DOCEX, Library
of Congress, on a subscription basis and from Photoduplication Service,
Library of Congress on an individual basis. DOCEX's services include
subscription to all government publications released through them or a
special subscription service for CIA publications only. Not all Agency
publications released through DOCEX have statistical data.
Most of the economic reference aids,
however, do have statistical data. Recommend she consult DOCEX directly
about these services. DOCEX is open to any subscriber and is NOT
LIMITED to offecial use only. Subscribers include university and
college libraries mainly but also include Mobil, Singer, Government
Business Worldwide, American Express, Industrial World, Boeing, Union
Carbide, etc.
(b) CIA does not provide mailing list service to the public. The
Agency uses established government distribution outlets for making its
publications available to the public. These include DOCEX, NTIS of the
Department of Commerce, GPO, and the Photoduplication Service of the
Library of Congress. Almost all unclassified CIA publications are
available through one of these outlets.
(c) The Agency does not publish a list of unclassified publica-
tions since most of what we produce is classified. We do have a list of
items that have been released to date through DOCEX. This could be sent
on a one-time basis but it is NOT AVAILABLE OM REGULAR BASIS.
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Cditnunist Personalities - 1 Janalry-31 December 71
A 72-11 Chinese Communist Party Central Committee
A 72-12 Directory of Yugoslav Officials
A 72-14 ;ER Foreign Trade of East European Communist
Countries - 1960 Statistical Summary
A 72-15 OER Charts (2) 1. Central Economic Administrative
Structure of the USSR, July 1972
2. Evolution of the Central Economic Adminis-
trative Structure of the USSR
A 72-17 Directory of Czechoslovak Officials
A 72-19 Directory of North Korean Officials
A 72-21 Directory of OffiFials of the People's Republic
of China
A 72-24 Appearances of Soviet Leaders - January-June 1972
A 72-26.1 CPSU Politburo and Secretariat (Photo & Wall Chart)
A 72-26.2 USSR Council of Ministers (Wall Chart)
A 72-26.3 CPSU Politburo and Secretariat (Photo & Wall Chart)
A 72-29 Appearances and Activities of Leading Personalities
of the People's Republic of China
A 72-37 Directory of USSR Ministry of Foreign Trade
Officials
A 72-38 The People's Repulic of China: International
Trade Handbook
A 72-40 Directory of East German Officials
(Also Chiefs of State - February thru December 1972 issues)
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Chinese Communist Party Provincial Leaders
Directory of Polish Officials
Appearances of Soviet Leaders - January-
December 1973
Directory of Ukrainian officials
A 73-11 Appearances and Activities of Leading Personalities
of the People's Republic of China - 1 January-
31 December 1972
A 73-12 Directory of Personalities of the Cuban
Government Official Organiz4tions and Mass
Organizations
A 73-15 North Korean Part and Government Structure (Chart)
A 73-18 Membership, USSR Academy of sciences
A 73-22 Appearances of Soviet Leaders - January-June 1973
A 73-24 Directory of Romanian Officials
A 73-25 Appearances and Activities of Leading Personalities
' of the People's Republic of China - 1 January-
30 June 1973
A 73-29 OER People's Republic of China International Trade
Handbook
A 73-31 Directory of Soviet Officials - Vol. I:
National Organizations
A 73-35 Directory of Officials of the People's Republic
of China
(Also Chiefs of State - January-December 1973 issues)
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Document Expediting Project (DOCEX)
of the Library of Congress
1974
A 74-1
A 74-2
A (CR)
74-3
Directory of USSR Ministry of Defense and Armed
Forces Officials
Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign
Governments (January)
Directory of USSR Foreign Trade Organizations
and Officials
A
(CR)
74-5
Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party (Wall Chart)
A
(CR)
74-6
Chiefs of State, etc. (February)
A
(CR)
74-7
Directory of Personalities of the Cuban Government
A
(CR)
74-8
Appearances and Activities of Leading Personalities
of the People's Rebublic of China--1 January-
' A 74-9
A (CR)
A (CR)
(OER)
74-10
74-11
31 December 1973
An Index of Construction Activity in China
Foreign Affairs Apparatus of the People's Republic
of China
Chiefs of State, etc. (March)
A
(CR)
74-12
Appearances of Soviet Leaders--January-December 1973
A
(CR)
74-14
Military Organizations of the People's Republic
of China (Wall Chart)
A
(CR)
74-15
Chiefs of State, etc..1(April)
A
(CR)
74-16
Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) Central
Committee: Executive and Administrative Apparatus
(Wall Chart)
A
(CR)
74-17
USSR Council of Ministers (Wall Chart)
A
(CR)
74-19
Democratic Republic of Vietnam Party and Government
Structure (Wall Chart)
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A (CR) 74-20
A (ER) 74-60
A (ER) 74-61
A (CR) 74-22
A (CR) 74-23
A (CR) 74-24
A (CR) 74-25
A (CR) 74-26
A (CR) 74-27
Chiefs of State, etc. (May)
China: The Role of Small Plants in Economic Dev 1010Ment
World Oil Refineries
Directory of Officials of the People's Republic
of Albania
Chiefs of State, etc. (June)
Chinese Communist Party Organization (Wall Chart)
Chiefs of State, etc. (July)
Directory of USSR Ministry of-Toreign Affairs Officials
North Korean Party and Government Structure (Wall Chart)
A (ER) 74-62 The Soviet Economy in 1973: Performance, Plans, and
Implications
A (CR) 74-28 Czechoslovak Socialist Republic Party and Government
(Wall Chart)
A (CR) 74-30 Chiefs of State, etc. (August)
A (CR) 74-32 Appearances of Soviet Leaders (Jan-June 1974)
A (CR) 74-34 USSR Council of Ministers (Wall Chart)
A (CR) 74-36 Chiefs of State, etc. (September)
A (ER) 74-63 People's Republic of China: International Trade Handbook
A (CR) 74-37 Chiefs of State (October)
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A (CR) 74-38 Communist Pary of th9 Soviet Union (CPSU) Central
Committee: Executive and Administrative Apparatus
A (CR) 74-39 Chiefs of State (November)
A (CR) 74-41 Polish People's Republic Government and Party
(Wall Chart)
Directory of USSR Foreign Trade Organizations
Chiefs of State (December)
Methods of Constructing Economic Indexes from
Data
A (CR) 74-42
A (CR) 74-43
A (ER) 74-64
Structure
and Officials
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CY 1975
A
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(CR)
(ER)
75-1
75-60
Directory of Officials of the Hungarian People's Republic
People's Republic of China; Foreign Trade in Machinery
and Equipment Since 1952
A
(CR)
75-2
Chiefs of State (January 1975)
A
(CR)
75-3
Yugoslav Socialist Federal Republic Party and Government
Structure (Wall Chart)
? A
(CR)
75-4
Membership, USSR Academy of Sciences
OPR
401
Potential Implications of Trends in World Population,
Food Production, and Climate (August 19741
A
(ER)
75-61
USSR: Long-Range Prospects for Hard Currency Trade
A
(CR)
75-6
Foreign Trade Organizations of the People's Republic
of China
National Basic Intelligence Factbook--January 1975
(OGCR pub)
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
(DATE)
FORM
FORM NO. 10 I REPLACES FORM 10-101
1 AUG 54 WHICH MAY BE USED.
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Congressional Information Service
Montgomery Building
Washington, D.C. 20014
COPY
Telephone [phone]
June 17, 1975
Mr. Angus Thuermer
Assistant to the Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505 ?
Dear Mr. Thuermer:
In my position as an editor on the acquisitions staff of the American Statistics
Index, I am responsible for contacting your agency to find out what documents of
a statistical nature are available for inclusion in our index. The American
Statistics Index is a library reference work, the purpose of Which service is
to abstract and index on a continuing basis virtually all the statistical
publications of the Federal Government in order to enable researchers to better
utilize this valuable, but very complex data. American Statistics Index is
backed by a microfilming program which makes abstracted publications available
on microfiche. I have enclosed a booklet explaining our publishing program and
samples of the Index and Abstracts Supplements to the ASI 1974 Annual.
We are interested in obtaining appropriate CIA documents for inclusion in our
service. To date, "Issues in the Middle East, Atlas," and the research aid,
"People's Republic of China: International Trade Handbook," are the only pub-
lications of your agency which we have abstracted. We have been unable to
obtain unclassified CIA documents through the Library of Congress Documents
Expediting Service because it is for official use only. We have checked two years
of back issues of GPO catalogues and have ordered a few'documents, only to be
informed that they were out of stock. One of those ordered, for instance, was
"China Atlas."
I hope that there is some way we can obtain unclassified documents on a regular
basis. Most of the Federal agencies have put us on mailing lists and we also
make personal visits periodically to make sure that we have not missed anything.
I would appreciate it if you or your designee would call me at 654-8595 and I
will try to answer any questions you may have. I am anxious for suggestions as
to the best way to handle our acquisitions program with your agency. Also, would
you please send us a list of unclassified CIA publications?
Thank you very much for your assistance.
Sincerely,
C:
Patricia J. Johnson
Acquisitions Editor
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108-3 STANDARD
METROPOLITAN
STATISTICAL AREAS
1967, amended.
viii+56 p. Amendments 16 p.
?Item 854. GPO $0.30.
ASI/MF (includes
amendments)
,PrEx2.2:M56 /967.
10326(67). 61-60569.
List of SMSA's, the cities and counties which
constitute their definitions, and incorporated
places over 25,000 within their boundaries, as of
May 1, 1967. Changes after 1967 are issued peri-
odically as separate amendments.
Includes titles and definitions of SMSA's with
map and 1960 population, total and for each part;
titles and definitions of Standard Consolidated
Areas; changes in SMSA's, 1950-67; and an al-
phabetical list by States.
Amendments have been issued as follows:
1st. Jan. 15, 1968. (1 p.)
2d. Feb. 23, 1971. (2 p.)
3d. Nov. 1971. (3 p.)
Criteria. Nov. 1971. (7 p.)
4th. Jan. 7, 1972. (1 p.)
5th. Nov. 10, 1972. (I p.)
6th. Nov. 10, 1972. (1 p.)
7th. Apr. 27, 1973. (8 p.)
8th. Aug. 15, 1973. (1 p.)
108-4 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL
CLASSIFICATION MANUAL,
1972
1972. 649 p. *Item 854-A.
GPO $6.75. ASI/MF
SIN 4101-0066.
PrEx2.6 / 2:In27 /972.
8586(72).
Manual on standard classification system for
business establishments throughout the econo-
my. Classification is by type of activity, as deter-
mined by principal product or service. Listing
includes definitions of each major group (2-digit
code), group (3-digit code), and industry (4-digit
code), with cross-references between closely
related categories. This revision was effective as
of Jan. I, 1972.
Includes titles and descriptions of industries
(p. 17-348); and numerical and alphabetical in-
dexes of nonmanufacturing and manufacturing
industries (p. 349-580). Appendices show short
SIC titles and conversion tables, 1967 and 1972
SIC industries; and principles (p. 591-649).
The previous edition was issued in 1967; the
last major revision was in 1957.
108-5 FEDERAL STATISTICAL
DIRECTORY, 1972
1973. vi+ 290 p.
*Item 853-A.
GPO $2.00, $2.35 ppd. /
ASI/MF S/N 4101-00086.
PrEx2.10:972.
29192(73).
Directory of names, office addresses, and tele-
phone numbers of key persons engaged in Feder-
al statistical programs. Names are listed by dept,
agency, division, and branch. Also includes a list-
ing locating buildings in the D.C. area; name in-
dex with telephone numbers and agency; and zip
codes of agencies.
Directory is a companion volume to Statistical
Services of the US Government (see 108-1).
108-6 COMMODITY
CLASSIFICATION FOR
TRANSPORTATION
STATISTICS
1972. 87 p. t ASI/MF
Manual for classification of agriculture, forestry,
fisheries, mining, manufacturing, and other pro-
ducts, at 2- to 5-digit levels. This classification,
which represents an adaptation of SIC Com-
modity Classifications, is used to classify ship-
ments of commodities in the Commodity
Transportation Survey conducted as part of the
1972 Census of Transportation. Reports present-
ing the results of that survey have not yet been
issued as of Dec. 31, 1973.
This manual supersedes the 1967 edition, and
includes an insert page specifying revisions.
248-1
248
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY
Special and
Irregular Publications
248-1 RESEARCH AID. People's
Republic of China Trade
Handbook
Oct. 1973. iii + 17 p.
A 73-29. Photo reproduction
available from Library of
Congress Photoduplication
Service ASI/MFy. -
PrEx3.11:A73-29.
Report on volume and composition of foreign
trade for People's Republic of China (PRC).
Data, covering various years 1950-72, are com-
piled from official statistics of PRC trading part-
ners, or are based on other indicators where
official statistics are not available.
Contents:
a. Narrative discussion of historical trends and
? 1973 trade outlook, with 2 tables and 2
charts. (p. 1-7)
b. 11 tables, listed below. (p. 9-15)
c Listing of PRC foreign trade corporations
and their areas of responsibility. (p. 17)
This is a sequel to Dec. 1972 report issued under
same title.
TABLES:
[Data shown by country or area are also broken
down by the following 4 categories: developed,
less developed, Hongkong and Macao, and Com-
munist bloc.]
1. Balance of trade [total, Communist, non-
Communist,] 1950-72. (p. 9)
2. Trade by area and country, 1970-72. (p. 10)
3. Trade by area, 1967-72. (p. 11)
4. Major trading partners [total trade and
rank], 1972. (p. 11)
5. Commodity composition of trade, 1967-72.
(p. 11)
6-7. Commodity composition of exports/im-
ports, 1970-72. (p. 12)
8-9. Commodity composition of trade with
non-Communist countrries [by country],
1971-72. (p. 13-14)
10. Imports of grain and chemical fertilizer,
1966-72. (p. 15)
11. Contracts for whole plant imports [by
country and firm], 1973. (p. 15)
ANNUAL 1974 AMERICAN STATISTICS INDEX
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204-1.8: Agriculture
C82. Income of farm people and farmers,
1929-73. (p. 344)
C83. Farm production indexes, 1929-73. (p.
345)
C84. Farm population, employment, and pro- -
ductivity, 1929-73. (p. 346)
C85. Ihdexes of prices received and prices
paid by farmers, and parity ratio, 1929-73. (p.
347)
C86. Selected measures of farm resources and
inputs, 1929-73. (p. 348)
C87. Comparative balance sheet of the farm- I
ing sector, 1929-74. (p. 349)
204-1.9: International Statistics
C88. U.S. balance of payments, 1946-73. (p.'i
350)
C89. U.S. merchandise exports and imports
by commodity groups, 1958-73. (p. 352)
C90. U.S. merchandise exports and imports ,
by area, 1966-73. (p. 353)
C91. U.S. overseas loans and grants, by type !,
and area, FY62-73. (p. 354)
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C92. International reserves, 1949, 1953, and -;
1967-73. (p. 355)
C93. U.S. reserve assets, 1946-73. (p. 356)
C94. International investment position of the
U.S. at year-end, 1960 and 1968172. (p. 357)
C95. Price changes in international trade,
1965-73. (p. 358)
C96. Consumer price indexes in the U.S. and
[7] other major industrial countries, 1955-73.
(p. 359)
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COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC
ADVISERS
Special and
Irregular Publications
208-1 ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENTS AND
POLICIES: A Report of the
Council of Economic
Advisers
May 28, 1974. v+44 p. t
ASI/MF
Analysis of economic conditions and problems in
the context of inflation as of Spring 1974, the
outlooks for the short term, and Administration
proposals. Consists of narrative discussion, with
text statistics and 4 summary tables and 3 charts,
as follows:
a The general inflation; with I chart. (p. 1-8)
b. Output and employment; with 1 chart and 1
table. (p. 8-15)
c. Budget and money supply; with 1 table and 1
chart. (p. 15-22)
d. Housing, employment compensation, energy,
and shortages of energy, food, and materials.
(p. 23-38)
e. International economy in relation to U.S. (p.
38-42)
f 2 tables showing 1972-74 trends in selected
economic indicators. (p. 43-44)
248
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY
Special and
Irregular Publications
248-2 ISSUES IN THE MIDDLE
EAST, Atlas
1973. 40 p. GPO $2.00.
ASI/MF S/N 4115-00046.
PrEx3.10 /4:M58.
06102(74).
Atlas of Middle East geographic, political, and
economic maps accompanied by brief narrative
descriptions. Presents tabular or cartographic
data on the following subjects, usually through
1972:
a History, culture, religion, and population. (p.
4-11)
b. Agriculture, water, transportation, petroleum
production, natural disasters, and reference
map. (p. 12-25)
c. Israel, Palestinian refugees, occupied territo-
ries, and Jerusalem. (p. 26-33)
d Cyprus, Persian Gulf, Straits of the Middle
East, and summary country data. (p. 34-40)
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;DOMESTIC COUNCIL
Annuals and Biennials
1264-1
REPORT ON NATIONAL
GROWTH, 1974
Biennial. Dec. 1974.
iii+47 p. HUD-386-CPD.
*Item 856-B-2. t ASI/MF
PrEx 15.9:974.
tSecond biennial report on national growth, pre-
:pared by the Domestic Council Committee on
!National Growth to meet legislative require-
ments in Title VII of the Housing and Urban
, Development Act of 1970. Report analyzes U.S.
historical growth patterns; the problems in
, achieving balanced and orderly growth; and Fed-
eral, regional, and local roles
Narrative text is accompanied by the following
statistical data on population growth and distri-
bution:
; a. Population and components of change, 1940-
73. 1 table. (p. 5)
b. Age distribution, 1972 and 2000 under alter-
native fertility assumptions; health indica-
tors, by age, 1968-70; size of households and
age of primary individuals, 1940-73.4 tables.
(p. 7-10)
c. Population increase and distribution, by re-
gion, 1910-73. 2 tables. (p. 12)
d. Population shifts between city and suburbs,
by race, 1970-73; employment changes, by
metropolitan status and industry, 1960-73. 2
tables. (p. 15-18)
e. Federal, Defense payroll, and Defense-
NASA-AEC outlays, FY73, by program
group and by metropolitan and nonmet-
ropolitan counties. 3 tables. (p. 22-24)
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1975 CATALOG
Congressional Information Scrvice
CISIIIRICX ctiid AMIlfal
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CISICongressional Rills on Microfiche
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American Statistics Index
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In 1970, CIS introduced the CIS/INDEX, the first abstracting and
indexing service to provide a comprehensive awareness of the current
information output of Congress.
Since then, CIS has expanded its coverage from Capitol Hill to the en-
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Unfortunately, though, Government publications?and the important
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This is where CIS comes in.
CIS helps you find needed information
Two of the most significant fields of current Government publishing
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Only CIS, a private organization whose business it is to diligently col-
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CIS/Index and Annual
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CIS/Five-Year Cumulative Index 7
CIS/Microfiche Library 10
CIS/Congressional Bills on Microfiche 11
CIS US Serial Set on Microfiche 15
CIS US Serial Set Index 17
American Statistics Index 19
ASI 1974 Annual & Retrospective Edition 20
ASI Microfiche Library 25
AcCIS 29
Directory of Government Document
Collections & Librarians 30
CIS-ASI Documents on Demand 31
General Information 32
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These findings are released in nearly 600,000
pages yearly that are the basic working papers
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S441
INTERIOR AND
INSULAR AFFAIRS
Committee, Senate
Hearings
S441-46
ADVANCED POWER Congress
CYCLES. , and session
Feb. 8, 1972. 92-2. t availability
',Item 1040. vi +275 p. symbols
Y4.In8/13:92-21. collation
8020(72). 72-601573. ?Library of
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Committee Serial No. 92-21. Hearing to investi- cCaorrcipnreusrsnber
gate new technologies for environmentally ac-
ceptable generation of electricity from coal. Un-
der discussion are the EPA advanced power
cycle program and the Interior Dept's coal gasifi-
cation program.
Appendices (p. 59-275) include submitted an-
swers by witnesses to submitted questions, and:
a. EPA summary on R&D and demonstration
programs authorized under section 104,
Clean Air Act, including tables on funding
levels and major contractors (p. 60-67).
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tion/Advanced Power Cycle," study with
charts and tables, Dec. 10, 1971 (p. 71-97).
c. Presidential Message on Clean Energy, June
4, 1971, text (p. 98-109).
d. National Research Council "Abatement of
Sulfur Oxide Emission from Stationary Com-
bustion Sources" (p. 114-196).
e. Forney, Albert J. (et al) (Bur of Mines) "A
Process to Make High BTU Gas from Coal"
Technical Progress Rpt No. 24, Apr. 1970 (p.
199-235).
f EPA fuels combustion R&D program, status
summary (p. 237-242).
Westinghouse Electric Corp. "Coal Gasifica-
tion for Air Pollution Control in Electric
Powerplants" rpt on proposed project (p.
244-256).
h. United Aircraft Corp. Research Labs, "Tech-
nological and Economic Feasibility of Ad-
vanced Power Cycles and Methods of Pro-
ducing Nonpolluting Fuels for Use in Utility
Power Stations," analysis, 1971 (p. 265-275).
(For summary of brief items of testimony, see
S441-46.3.)
?S441-46.1: Feb. 8, 1972. p. 13-30.
Witness: GARVEY, James R., pres and re-
search dir, Bituminous Coal Research, Inc.
Statement: Review with diagrams of basic prin-
ciples and technology of producing gas from
coal; differences between low and high BTU
? gas. (p. 13-22)
Discussion: Need for Government funding of
gas technology; evaluation of advanced power
cycle technology and economics. (p. 22-30)
S441-46.2: Feb. 8, 1972. p. 30-58.
Witnesses: BALZHISER, Richard E., Asst
Dir for Natural Resources, Office of Science
and Technology.
DOLE, Hollis M., Asst Sec of Mineral Re-
sources, Interior Dept.
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FOREIGN ASSISTANCE ACT
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OF 1971. symbol
Feb. 7, 1972. 92-2. *
Congress and
oltem 575. 16 p. session
86 STAT. 20.
"To amend the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961,
and for other purposes."
Authorizes funding for economic and
humanitarian assistance for FY72 and FY73, and
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tions, limitations, or suspensions regarding Fo-
reign Military Sales Act assistance to South Viet-
nam, Greece, Pakistan, Thailand, and Cambodia.
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trol and suspension of assistance to countries fail-
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1971 CIS/Annual:
House Document: H380-6.
House Hearings: H38I-7; H381-8; H381-12.
Senate Hearings: S381-15; S381-18; S381-25.
House Committee Prints: F1382-2; H382-10;
H382-11; H382-16; H382-21; H382-24.
Senate Committee Prints: S382-7; S382-8;
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House Reports: H383-9 (No. 92-380,
accompanying H.R. 9910); H383-18 (No.
92-761, Conference Report).
Senate Reports: S383-11 (No. 92-404,
accompanying H.R. 9910); S383-12 (No.
92-431); S383-13 (No. 92-432,
accompanying S. 2820); S383-14 (No.
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_ Dec. 17, Senate agreed to conference report.
_f Congressional Record Vol. 118 (1972):
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of entry.
Russia
Sec Soviet Union
ISoviet Union
Activity in Cuba, H381-1
Attitudes on Vietnam conflict, declassified
1965 rpt, S380-1
Bangladesh wheat needs, S161-17.7
Caribbean area activities, H481-2.6
Conservation and fishing rights programs
implementation, review, H561-18
Criminal laws, S521-4
Def R&D capabilities, H201-21.5
Def spending, J841-8.3
SrviziPt .7nant-Nn
'us-Nz)viet space cooperation, SI 21-3.
S121-3.15
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US/Communist countries trade expansion
policy, S263-27
USIA programs, FY74 approp,
H181-32.1
USIA programs, FY74 authorization,
H381-31.1, S381-9.2
Vietnam ceasefire agreement review,
H381-11.2
Wheat purchases advantages to US
economy, H401-15.2
Wheat purchases from US, H181-4.3,
H181-10.3, S161-6.9, S401-17
Butz, Earl L.
Agric commodity export controls, S241-40.1
Agric program, proposals, H161-19.1
Economic stabilization standby authority,
extension and revisions, H241-2.13
Fed extension of farm programs, S161-6.13
Fuel availability for agric, S161-13.1
Interior Dept programs, FY74 approp,
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Land-grant coils role in rural dev, S541-14.1
Presidential impoundments of funds
appropriated for USDA programs,
S401-2.27
Rural programs funds impoundment,
S161-4.1
Trade reform proposals, H781-17.3
USDA programs, FY74 approp, H181-4.3
Wheat sales to Russia, S401-17.3
12
Food
.5(1' terms beginning with Food
.vee terms under Agricultural commodities
see Nutrition
r'
Wheat
Commodity allotment program, 1972,
summary, H161-8.1
Fed agric programs, extension and revision,
S161-6.6
Fed farm and food assistance programs,
extension, H161-l9
Foreign Agric Service programs, FY74
approp, H181-11.3
Soviet wheat purchases, H181 10.3,
S161-6.9
Stored excess wheat sale allowance; set-aside
program compensation revisions, H161-20
Wheat producer mktg quota 1974
referendum, postponement, H163-11,
SI63 -12
Wheat producers mktg quota 1974
referendum, postponement, PL93-68
Wheat sales to Russia, 5401 17
Food prices
Agric outlook for 1974, H181-4.2
Agric price freeze admin and effects,
H161 23
Agric production and prices relation to food
prices, S161-2
Council of Economic Advisers programs,
FY74 approp, 1-1181-55.1
"Developments in Marketing Spreads for
Agricultural Products," ERS 1972 rpt,
H181-5.1
etalli1;79t;nn nrnornme rrar;r,s,
questionnaire on needs, J)82.-
Food grain supplies impact on food prices,
S161-17.5
Food industry pricing, investigation,
H521-20
Food price increases, H161-13
Food price increases and meat price ceilings,
review, S241-20
Price freeze impact on poultry industry,
H161--22
Soviet wheat purchases impact on US Food
prices. S401 17
Trade reform proposals, 1-1781-23.2
(
Agriculture Department
WC' Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Administration farm program potential
effects, S162-4
Agric commodity export controls, S241-40.1
Agric program, proposals, H161- 19.1
Agric programs expiring in 1973, review,
H161-8
Agric trade negotiations and foreign trade
policies, S162-9
A nnrnn PV7d. 1-11521 1-11R1 cfliRlmfl
nutritional value, :3D51 14.2
Wheat producer mktg quota 1974
referendum, postponement, S163-12
Wheat sales to Russia, 5401 17
Wild and Scenic Rivers Act study protection
period, corridor acquisition and
authorization amendments, S443-25
Wild areas system, estab, S163-4
Wildlife conservation programs on military
installations and public lands, H561-15
Withholding info from Congress and public,
S401 19.12, S401-19.14
Woodsy Owl unauthorized use prohibition,
S163-13
Youth Conservation Corps permanent
program estab and activities, S441-69,
S443-29
see also Agricultural Research Service
see also Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Service
nlen Crsrnmnr1;t1r Crr?rlit Cnrn
[..
Agriculture in foreign trade
Agric commodity and mktg legislation,
compilation 1912-72, H940 -6
Agric commodity export controls, S241-40
Agric outlook for 1974, H181-4.2
611,1 uticzgiounu uno, ri/OZ-JJ
Trade reform proposals, H781-23, 11781-28
US agric trade policies and programs,
S161-8
US trade with USSR and Poland,
congressional trip rpt, S162-2
USDA farm programs and policies, 1955,
1967, H181-30
Wheat sales to Russia, S401 17
see also Public Law 480
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S401 Hearings
GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
Committee, Senate
S401-17 RUSSIAN GRAIN
TRANSACTION, Part 1.
July 20, 23, 24, 1973. 93-1.
$1.80 SIN 5270-02008.
oltem 1037. iv +250 p.
Y4.G74 /6:G76/7 /pt.l.
224(74). 73-602939.
Hearing before the Permanent Subcotn on Inves-
tigations to consider all aspects of the U.S. grain
sale to Russia, including the alleged secrecy in-
volving USDA and Commodity Exchange Au-
thority (CEA) activities, and the impact of the
sale on U.S. food prices.
Appendix (p. 217-250) includes text of agree-
ment between the U.S. and Russia on grain pur-
chase and credit provisions, data on export subsi-
dies and food prices, press conference with Sec.
of Commerce Peterson and Sec. of Agriculture
Butz, and memos and correspondence.
S401-17.1: July 20, 1973. p. 7-51.
Witness: PALIVIBY, Clarence D., former Asst
See, USDA; vp, Continental Grain Co.
Statement: Account of witness' participation
while at USDA in attempted negotiation of
wheat sale to the Soviet Union; chronology of
events (details, p. 15-21) leading to grain sale
following witness' emnlovtnent at Continental
S401-17.3: July 23, 1973. p. 91-148.
Witnesses: BUTZ, Earl L., Sec, USDA.
BRUNTHAVER, Carroll G., Asst Sec for Intl
Aff and Commodity Programs.
Accompanied by: Coffman, Claude T., Dep
Gen Counsel.
Statements: Role of agricultural exports in
U.S.-Russian relations; rejection of claimed re-
lationship between commodity export and
food price rise; denial of USDA knowledge of
grain sale during period of negotiations with
Russia. (p. 91-98)
Discussion: Response to charged USDA mis-
management of, and deficiencies in, export
trade reporting; justification for export subsidy
in Russian wheat sale; explanation of Com-
modity Credit Corp. credit terms and condi-
tions for sale. (p. 98-148)
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Annuals and Biennials
6744-4 EMPLOYMENT AND
EARNINGS, U.S., 1909-72
Annual. 1973. xlv +720 p.
BLS Bull. 1312-9. 'Item 768.
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Comprehensive collection of national statistics \
on employment, hours and earnings, and labor "
turnover for nonagricultural industries. Provides
monthly and annual data from the beginning date
of each series through June 1972, based upon
payroll and other data reported by employers
and collected under cooperative arrangements
with State agencies.
Beginning with this volume, data on job vacan-
cies by selected industries from Apr. 1969 is pre-
sented. Seasonally adjusted data on the number
and rates of job vacancies are also given.
Contents: preface with summary tables and
charts (p. iii-xiv); detailed tables broken down by
individual industries (p. 1-606); seasonally ad-
justed tabular series (p. 607-644); special tabular
series (p. 645-691); and technical notes on the
concepts, methods, scope and limitations of the
publication (p. 697-720). All tables are listed be-
low.
This volume replaces Employment and Earn-
ings. US, 1909-71 (BLS Bull. 1312-8) issued in
1972. A companion publication, Employment and
Earnings, States and Areas, 1939-71, provides simi-
lar information for all States and 216 areas (see
6744-5). Current statistics comparable with the
June 1972 figures shown in this volume are prov-
ided each month in Employment and Earnings,
beginning with the Oct. 1972 issue (see 6742-2).
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TABLES:
[Industry definitions are based on the 1967
Standard Industrial Classification Manual, and
each industry title is identified by the appropriate
SIC code. Data are adjusted to Mar. 1971 bench-
marks as described in Oct. 1972 issue of Employ-
ment and Earnings]
6744-4.1: Summary Tables
[Tables are supplemented by 39 charts.]
I. Employees on nonagricultural payrolls, by
industry division, 1919-71. (p. viii)
2. Employees on manufacturing payrolls, by
major industry group, 1947-71. (p. viii)
3. Production or nonsupervisory workers on
private nonagricultural payrolls, by industry
division, 1939-71. (p. ix)
4. Production workers on manufacturing pay-
rolls, by major industry group, 1947-71. (p. ix)
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